Sentence examples for some overlooked from inspiring English sources
Perhaps there is some overlooked explanation within the laws of physics.
But as the man said, there's something comforting about seeing some overlooked standbys high-kicking it over the holidays.
Here are five comic actors familiar from the small screen who could help some overlooked comics heroes go big.
Or, as in the case of White's musings on New York, it can yield some overlooked detail that sets the nerve ends tingling.
Both a history of London and a clever guide to some overlooked works, this volume is as unexpected and as dazzling as the metropolis itself.
At a minimum, the sartorial details convey some overlooked information: people were generally smaller in 1912, had tidier heads, more-compact torsos, less-capacious lungs.
This isn't some mysteriously overlooked point – it's been made umpteen times and could not be more painfully obvious.
The findings reveal some hitherto overlooked processes that raise questions about direct impacts on European hydrological cycles, e.g., extreme hydrometeorological events, and about the role of feedbacks on climate models and climate predictions.
Win or lose they have already provided a glorious reminder of some rather overlooked virtues, an old school triumph for a fine team playing at its well-grooved peak.
Again and again, his stories introduce a lonely character in an alienating landscape and then, often by concentrating on some previously overlooked detail, transmute the feeling of isolation into something more like an artist's sensibility: a more purposeful and yet more playful state infused with an intensely observant appreciation of the secret beauty of life.
But new research by Francesca Gino of Harvard Business School, Adam Galinsky, the Vikram S. Pandit Professor of Business at Columbia Business School, and Li Huang of INSEAD, the European business school, finds that sarcasm is far more nuanced, and actually offers some important, overlooked psychological and organizational benefits.
